Moreover, Ms Warren has emerged as a commanding and articulate standard-bearer for the liberal wing of the liberal party.
In a hearing before the Senate Armed Services Committee, senior lawmakers suggested that the Navy and other military services might have relaxed accountability standards for commanding officers, citing the case of the submarine Greeneville as another example.
IT WAS a commanding victory by any standard.
But Ms. Houston got her own commanding showcase in the gospel standard "His Eye Is on the Sparrow," which revels in her voice.
Organizers are also hoping that standards will loosen the commanding share of the market held by I.B.M., which is prominently absent from the list of the 18 initial members of the new corporation.
In 2016, the journalist collective Cadena de Mando published interviews with soldiers facing criminal proceedings who said it was standard practice for their commanding officers to instruct them to execute detainees.
The reforms I mention from an earlier moment — which included an order from George W. Casey, then the commanding general for Iraq, mandating "measurable, enforceable standards for living conditions," etc. — certainly made a concrete impact.
In the first shop we visited sat two bearded young men looking surly behind the ample presence of a commanding woman, who was dressed in the standard conservative long outer garment, which resembles a raincoat.
As director of Harlem Hospital's Department of Medicine during the 70s and 80s, Gerald Thomson, MD, "exemplified what it meant to be a physician dedicated to community, generating standards, demanding quality of care, and commanding respect," says one former resident.
"They're at an early place in this marketplace," said Michael King, an analyst at the research firm Gartner "Being able to dictate standards requires that you have a commanding position and I don't think they're there yet".
